39HQ Airovision Air Handling Units

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1 39HQ Airovision Air Handling Units Mounting instructions

2 CONTENTS 1 - TRANSPORT AND LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS General Transport and storage Roof edge protection during transport (outside installation) Offloading and hoisting Horizontal transport PREPARATION FOR ASSEMBLY LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS General Lifting bar certification Fastening of the lifting bars ASSEMBLY AHU assembly Connecting casings of equal width and height Connecting casings of differing height STACKED CASING SECTIONS Unit without intermediate base frame (equal width) Unit with intermediate base frame (equal width) Units with differing widths FRESH AIR INLET HOOD ROOF COVER

3 1 - TRANSPORT AND LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL Transport and lifting of the 39HQ air handling units (AHU) must always be in accordance with the instructions below. If these instructions are not observed, irreparable damage may occur to the unit, and people in the immediate vicinity of the unit are also endangered. Carrier Holland Heating accepts no liability whatsoever for work carried out by third parties. Transport and lifting must be carried out by qualified personnel. The AHU must only be lifted with lifting bars supplied by Carrier Holland Heating. Lifting must be carried out in accordance with local regulations and with the help of certified lifting aids Offloading and hoisting Depending on the dimensions of the AHU and the situation on site, the AHUs are supplied in previously agreed transport sections. Before proceeding with the transport and installation of the casing sections, always consult the applicable dimensional drawings that give the dimensions and weights of the sections, as well as the installation sequence. The weight is given on each transport section. Each transport section is equipped with a subframe with six lifting points. These points are marked by the label shown below. Fig. 3 - Lifting point Transport and storage Lifting of the AHU is only permitted under the designated lifting points. Lifting under the cross beams is prohibited. This applies to transport as well as storage, and is indicated on the cross beam with the following label. Fig. 1 - Lifting not allowed To unload or hoist the AHU, the following methods are recommended: Method 1 Attach the lifting cables to the lifting bars. Evenly positioned spacer bars should be used between the lifting cables to prevent damage to the top of the unit and ensure that no excess pressure is applied to the side panels Roof edge protection during transport (outside installation) Fig. 4 - Vertical transport using spacer bars Fig. 2 - Roof edge protection Roof edge transport protection During transport by truck the units are attached to the loading surface with tie ropes, pulled across the unit towards the side edges of the truck. Method 2 Attach the lifting cables that are on the lifting beam to the lifting bars. To do so, use an approved lifting beam. On external units, to protect the roof edge from distortion by the tie ropes, protection pieces are added. 3

4 Fig. 5 - Vertical transport using a lifting beam Heat recovery wheel control Steam generator plus accessories Minihelic and Allen key instructions Door key Check that all necessary parts are supplied with the AHU. Measure the location and make sure it is tidy. The floor of the installation area should be level and flat to avoid connection problems. Any uneven surfaces should be evened out with infill plates. NOTE: For hoisting please ensure that the weight is evenly distributed Horizontal transport For horizontal movement pallet lifters or transport skids can be placed under the installation frame or under the lifting bars. It is important that these support the lifting points. At no time should the cross beams at the ends of the unit sections be used for jacking or tracking the AHU. FOR HORIZONTAL TRANSPORT ALWAYS PROVIDE SUPPORT UNDER THE LIFTING POINTS. The use of pipes as rollers can result in damage to the installation frame. Fig. 6 - Horizontal transport using rollers Determine the correct assembly sequence of the AHU sections. Use the most logical sequence, taking the location into account. Begin with the casing section that must be positioned on the highest part of the floor, so that the other casing sections can be added around it. 3. LIFTING INSTRUCTIONS General There are transport and lifting instructions attached to the AHU Lifting bar certification The lifting bars supplied are for single use and certified in accordance with Machinery Directive 98/37/EC, annex II-A. Selection, checking and testing of the lifting bars is supervised by a qualified person in accordance with the EKH ( Erkende Keurbedrijven Hijs- en Hefmiddelen ) work instructions. Registration mark and number: LCH1 + 1A LCH2 + 2A Fastening of the lifting bars Remove the bolt and the locking plate on one side of the lifting pipe. Fig. 7 - Fastening the lifting bars PREPARATION FOR ASSEMBLY The following material is supplied as standard by Carrier Holland Heating: Installation, maintenance and operating instructions Lifting instructions II A declaration Kit Connecting bolts/screws Connecting strips/screws Lifting bars The following material is supplied as an option by Carrier Holland Heating: Siphon Anti-vibration mats Outside air suction grille Slide the lifting bar into the hole in the subframe intended for that purpose. 4

5 Fig. 8 - Fastening the lifting bars - 2 AHU section has not yet been placed. Ensure that the bolt and the locking plate are removed from the right-hand side of the lifting bar, when the 6th AHU section has been positioned. Fig Location diagram Lifting bar After inserting the lifting bar, re-insert the bolt and locking plate in the correct position. Wall Fig. 9 - Fastening the lifting bars ASSEMBLY AHU assembly Place the anti-vibration mats where the first casing section will be positioned. Place the first casing section on the anti-vibration mats, and then remove the lifting bars. Fig Anti-vibration mats Position the lifting cables on the lifting bars (4 or 6 off). Evenly positioned spacer bars should be used between the lifting cables to prevent damage to the top of the unit and ensure that no excess pressure is applied to the side panels. Fig Vertical transport using spacer bars Then place the anti-vibration mats where the next casing section will be positioned and then place this section. Before placing the sections against each other, fix the sealing tape supplied between the sections. This should be done in four places, and the sealing tape should overlap at the corners. See Figs. 17 and 21. For hoisting ensure that the weight is evenly distributed and that all previous steps are carried out correctly. If there is not enough space it may not be possible to remove the lifting bars. In the example below, the lifting bars cannot be removed on the right-hand side of the 6th AHU section, as the wall is too close and the lifting bars are too long. It would be possible to remove them from the left-hand side, if the third NOTE: Attach the sealing tape supplied to only one of the two assembled sections. Place the sections as close together as possible. Ensure that both sections can still be moved. Insert a lifting bar into both sections, so that they can be pulled closer towards each other. There are two methods for pulling the sections towards each other: 5

6 Method 1 Pull the sections against each other, using the pull ropes attached to the lifting bars. Pull evenly on both sides of the AHU Connecting casings of equal width and height Fig Unit of equal width and length Fig Linking the casing sections with pull ropes To connect the AHU sections use one of the following methods. The method depends on the AHU construction. Method 1 This method applies for sections that end in joint mullions: Check that the four corners are attached. Method 2 Insert a bar with threaded ends through both lifting bar holes. Screw a nut onto the threaded ends of the bar and tighten it. Tighten it evenly on both sides of the AHU. Fig Joint mullions with linking corner pieces Fig Linking the casing section with a bar Ensure that the sealing tape supplied is fixed to one of the two sections, before moving the sections against each other. Fig Fixing the sealing tape to the joint mullions NOTE: Before connecting the sections, they should be horizontally and vertically aligned, using infill plates. If the floor is not completely level, first place the casing section that will be on the highest part of the floor. Use the pre-mounted corners for the final positioning of the sections and secure the corners with a bolt. The sections must be fully aligned. 6

7 Fig Corner connection Fig Fixing sealing tape to the corner posts Link the sections by connecting the pre-mounted corner posts with bolts and nuts (M6). Remove the first two corners and mount the aluminium connection strip to the base. Remove the next two corners and mount the connection strip against the side wall. Repeat this for the other AHU corners. Fig Connecting the corner posts Fig Fixing the connection strip If there are more than two sections, repeat the procedure above. For an outdoor installation all external joints should be sealed. For an outdoor installation the plastic roof cover must be finished as described in chapter 7. Method 2 This method applies for sections that end with corner posts. Fig Corner posts with coupling profile NOTE: If the AHU needs to comply with air tightness class L1 (LuKa C), the internal connection strip joints and/or profiles should also be sealed Connecting casings of differing height Fig Unit of differing height Ensure that the sealing tape supplied is fixed to one of the two sections, before moving the sections against each other. After the internal connection of the sections an indoor installation requires no further finish (see chapter 4.2). For the external finish of an outdoor installation use one of the following methods: 7

8 Method 1 Check if the cover strip has been applied at the correct height on the projecting section. Fix the plastic finish layer to cover strip above with the screws provided. Add a second cover strip over these screws. Position the sections against each other so that the corner posts of both casings are touching and first connect the sections internally, as described in chapter 4.2. Attach the projecting strip of the plastic roof foil over the connection profile of the lower casing section with a blow dryer. 5. STACKED CASING SECTIONS Unit without intermediate base frame (equal width) Fig Unit without intermediate base frame Fig Roof finish, units of differing height mm Indoor installation Position the casing sections on top of one another so that the corner posts are in the same plane. Mount the profiles supplied as described below. For sections of equal length, these profiles should be mounted all round the unit. For shorter or longer upper sections the ends need no further finish. NOTE: All resulting external joints should be sealed. Fig Mounting profile, indoor location, unit without intermediate base frame Method 2 Check that the cover strip and the protection profile are mounted at the correct height of the projecting casing section. Apply the sealing tape supplied to the connection profile of the lower casing section. Position the lower section with the pre-mounted connection profile against the projecting section so that the corner posts of both sections touch, and connect the sections first internally, as described in paragraph 4.2. Screw down the connection profile of the lower section to the cover strip, and remove any drill shavings. Fig Roof finish, units of differing height mm 50 mm NOTE: All resulting external joints should be sealed. Outdoor installation Position the casing sections on top of one another so that the corner posts are in the same plane. Mount the profiles supplied as described below. For sections of equal length, mount the profiles all round the unit. 8

9 Fig Mounting profile, outdoor location, unit without intermediate base frame A longer top section needs no further finish at the ends. Fig Unit with longer top section without intermediate base frame NOTE: For outdoor installation seal all jonts resulting from the mounted profiles. This applies to both corner and butt joints Unit with intermediate base frame (equal width) Fig Unit with intermediate base frame If the top section is shorter than the bottom section, the ends should be finished as described below. Fig Unit with shorter top section without intermediate base frame Indoor installation For indoor installation connection profiles of 240 mm length are supplied. Position the casings on top of one another so that the corner posts are in the same plane. The base frame of the top section should be slightly back compared to the bottom casing section. Fig Roof finish, unit with shorter top section without intermediate base frame If stacking units in an indoor installation the connection profiles should be placed between the different unit sections. Use the following assembly method: Install a connection profile to the end of the casing section, stopping at the module line (A). Install a connection profile at the joint (B) Install a connection profile against the adjacent section (C) Fig Stacking, indoor location with intermediate base frame max 960 mm 240 mm A B C 9

10 Fig Fixing profile, indoor location with intermediate base frame Fig Fixing profile, length direction, unit with intermediate base frame Cross section of length direction (A-A) There is no need for a connection profile at the ends of the unit. NOTE: The maximum distance between two connection profiles is 960 mm. For greater distances connection profiles should be installed on the operation side and non-operation side. Outdoor installation For an outdoor installation, the connection profiles supplied need to be cut to the correct length. These profiles should be mounted over the entire unit length and width. Width direction: Cut the supplied connection profile to the correct length and mount it in the way given below Fig Fixing profile, width direction, unit with intermediate base frame View of width direction, equal casing length (B) Fig Stacking, outside location Bear in mind that different connection profiles are used for the length and width directions of the cabinet. Length direction: Cut the connection profile supplied to the correct length and mount it as described below. 10

11 If the top section is shorter than the bottom section, the unit ends should be finished as described below. Fig Unit with shorter top section with intermediate base frame Units with different widths For units with different widths there are four different situations. For an indoor installation the method described below applies to all situations. Indoor installation The top section icludes a projecting cross beam that is effectively as wide as the bottom section. Check that the cover strip at the ends of the bottom section is installed in the correct place. Position the top section as indicated in the dimensional drawing. Screw the projecting cross beam of the top section to the corner posts of the bottom section. Cross section of width direction Cut the connection profile supplied to the correct length and mount it to the unit ends as described below. Fig Width direction view, unit of unequal width View of width direction if the top section is shorter Fig Roof finish, shorter top section with intermediate base frame n x module 62 mm Cross section of length direction Fig Length direction view, unit of unequal width A longer top section needs no further finish at the top. n x module - 20 mm Fig Unit with longer top section with intermediate base frame NOTE: For an outdoor installation, seal all jonts resulting from the mounted profiles. This applies to both corner and butt joints. Outdoor installation The top section includes a projecting cross beam that is effectively as wide as the bottom section. For an outdoor installation the connection profiles supplied need to be cut to the correct length. These profiles should be mounted over the entire unit length and width. Position the top section as indicated in the dimensional drawing. The position of the top section can be as described in one of the four situations below: 11

12 Fig Unit of unequal width - situation A Fig Unit of unequal width - situation C Side 1: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 36). Side 2: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side as described below. Fig Roof finish, situation A, side 2 Side 1: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 36). Side 2: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 44). Side 3: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 37). Side 4: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side as described below. Fig Roof finish, situation C, side 4 Side 3 and 4: Cut the connection profiles to the correct length and mount them on the correct sides (see Fig. 37). Mount Z-profiles over the projecting cross beam of the top section as described below. The plastic roof foil of the bottom casing section can be applied over these profiles. Fig Roof finish, projecting cross beam Fig Unit of unequal width - situation B Fig Unit of unequal width - situation D Side 1 and 2: Cut the connection profiles to the correct length and mount them on the correct sides (see Fig. 44) Side 3 and 4: Cut the connection profiles to the correct length and mount them on the correct sides (see Fig. 37). 12

13 Side 1 and 2: Cut the connection profiles to the correct length and mount them on the correct side (see Fig. 44) Side 3: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 37). Side 4: Cut the connection profile to the correct length and mount it on the correct side (see Fig. 47). Mount Z-profiles over the projecting cross beam of the top section as shown in Fig. 48 of this chapter. The plastic roof foil of the bottom casing section can be applied over these profiles. Fig Roof finish. method FRESH AIR INLET HOOD The fresh air inlet hood may be supplied loose with the AHU. In this case the air inlet hood must be attached in the correct position as follows: Install the inlet hood with the screws supplied in the correct location. The bottom wire grille should then be attached to the corner post. Fig Fresh air inlet hood Method 2 Fix sealing tape to the connection profiles. Drill 160 mm holes with a 10 mm diameter through the connection profiles. Be sure to remove the drill shavings after drilling. Attach the casing sections to each other using bolts and nuts (M8). Seal the seam on the top of the connectiong profiles. Fig Roof finish. method 2 NOTE: The connection between the outdoor air suction grille and the corner post should be sealed. 7 - ROOF COVER For outdoor installations the roof cover should be provided with a finish. If the casing section has a flat top use one of the following two methods: Method 1 Shorten the plastic roof foil strip supplied to the correct length. Ensure that the strip projects enough to attach it to the side of the roof edge with a blow dryer. Ensure that the roof cover already attached to the two casing sections to be connected is clean and dust-free. Attach the roof cover strip with a blow dryer over the entire length of the joint up to the roof edge. Remove any excess roof foil up to the underside of the roof edge. 13

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16 Carrier Holland Heating BV Zanddonkweg NX Waalwijk Postbus AD Waalwijk Netherlands Tel: +31 (0) Fax: +31 (0) Order No.: , Supersedes order No.: New. Manufacturer reserves the right to change any product specifications without notice. The cover illustration is solely for lllustration purposes and not contractually binding. Manufactured by: Carrier Holland Heating, Waalwijk, Netherlands Printed in the Netherlands on chlorine-free paper.